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@dannograef @KevinOConnor The balls on KOC to brag about having Deni 5 slots higher when he had Hayes 1 is unbelievable

@KevinOConnor Is that the same draft that you had Killian Hayes rated 1 overall?

The Wizards could’ve arrived here with Avdija if they didn’t waste 4 years giving touches to Westbrook, Dinwiddie and other mid PGs. They drafted a 6-8 point forward but didn’t give him the ball. Never made sense. The Blazers figured out how to use Deni basically right away.

@KevinOConnor Who did you have 1 in that draft?

Deni Avdija was 4th on my 2020 board. All signs were there pre-draft that he could become a point forward. Mike Schmitz called him the steal of the draft when he fell to #9 for the Wizards. Now Schmitz is in the Blazers front office and they went and got him. Not a coincidence.

@maizoui @olympicbean @Strxtego Do you think Miles Bridges is the same as MJ for emulating a layup? I’ve never met a dumber group of people than people making this argument

@olympicbean @Strxtego If someone can emulate Mozart in a professional performance in front of thousands of ppl and pull it off they are not considered great? Idk man

We don’t call a musician great for playing Mozart’s music

@iam_johnw Do you think people think Jordan is the goat cause of a layup? You are not smart

Jordan fans saying this isn’t the same because miles bridges didn’t have his tongue out

Old heads called Jordan the goat for doing this same move and miles bridges Is doing it in a play in game lmao

@iam_johnw This isn’t why people think Jordan’s the goat… you are a moron

@iam_johnw That’s not how the logic follows lol

“ evolution !! Things change over time “ so lebron is better than Jordan with that logic

@Thunderized81 @KevinOConnor You lost me at “once respected”

Kevin, you were once respected in this space but slowly but surely your credibility is folding.. While this isn’t just about this szn’s MVP and you putting Mr Ethical who came off the bench most of his games and barely made the cut to be even in the convo over a guy that won it last szn, is even better then he was last szn, carrying the 2nd most injured team in the entire association to the #1 seed & the best record in the league, breaking records that weren’t even supposed to be broken ( 20+pts) the most efficient player at his position in league history, we can go on and on.. While this isn’t a knock on you in a disrespectful personal way, I will say this is without question a bad look for you in your profession where your job is literally to do nothing but report on analytics.. Bad look Kevin.. 🫡

With Victor Wembanyama on the floor, the Spurs generate far more layups for their point guard trio — a trio I spent all summer convinced wasn’t an ideal fit. De'Aaron Fox, Stephon Castle, and Dylan Harper are three downhill guards and none of them is a proven knockdown shooter. On paper the spacing math didn’t work. Mitch Johnson solved it by playing only one or two of them together at once. And Wemby handled the rest. Harper’s at-rim frequency jumps 15.5% with Wemby on the floor. Castle, 14.2%; Fox, 9.7%. More shots at the rim is one piece. More shots going in at a higher rate is the other. Every rotation player sees a jump, not just the guards. Devin Vassell’s true shooting climbs from 55.2% to 60.8%. Harrison Barnes from 58% to 64.7%. Julian Champagnie from 58.4% to 63.3%. Fox is the exception — his true shooting stays the same. Some of this increase is thanks to transition offense off stops. Most of it is Wemby’s gravity in the half-court. Gravity comes in different flavors. The first is simple spacing: his shooting pulls a big out of the paint and the guards drive into an empty lane. The more interesting one is what happens when he rolls. When off-ball defenders decide to stay home on shooters, the big man still needs to prevent a lob to Wemby, which means Fox, Castle and Harper can go one-on-one with a full head of steam and walk into layups. Of the nearly 400 handler/screener duos to log at least 100 pick-and-rolls this season, Fox/Wemby, Castle/Wemby and Harper/Wemby all rank in the 88th percentile or better in scoring efficiency. None of this shows up on his line. Wemby finishes those possessions with zero points and zero assists and jogs back down the floor, and the box score insists nothing happened. Something happened.

@crfmattos It’s a reptile

Essa porra é um dinossauro que se adaptou e sobreviveu.

@lezzymcgu1re She makes over 1M a year. So she’s in the other tax bracket. She has endorsements

"This is so silly of her" no y'all its just legal tax evasion

@Crypto_f_V @yoxics 53% on slow practice shots is a bad D3 player

@yoxics 53% shooting percentage and no NBA contract is criminal

Marlon shows off why he could play in the NBA after making 1000 3 pointers within 3 hours, and challenges ANY streamer to the same contest 🤯 Average NBA 3-point percentage: 35-36% Marlon 3P%: 53% NBA 3-point percentage in practice: 75%

@RaphealDavis3 @TCole59 You cooked.

@TCole59 Yup depending on the player and the budget. Aday Mara averaged 6 ppg last season and was the most important player on the National Championship team this year. Reibe averaged 5 ppg for UConn this season; he will demand $1+ million.

Every college basketball coach tells players not to place their value solely in scoring, preaching that “a good player can be effective without necessarily scoring.” However, coaches now use points per game as a metric to assess a player’s value. Unbelievably hypocritical.

@sprdsheet He’s like 19 lol what?

Something tells me he is peaking. He reminds me of the guy that won roooke of the year in Steph’s year.

@jtgardner90 @Coach_Hickey5 I agree. Issue is kids who don’t have hindsight and or are not prepared for this reality

@Coach_Hickey5 Make a couple 100k in college then go make 75k a year as a regular citizen. I’ve heard of a lot worse.

Ding. Ding. Ding. It’s not the top kids that this system will fail. It’s the kids who make $500k and then $600k. They graduate, their careers sputter out and then go to get an office job and make $75k. What are they going to do then. The ncaa won’t care…

@jake_scherzer @UDCardsHoops @udhs_athletics @DerekBrooks_UD @PhillyPower14 @Mattypg @Coach_RK14 @coach_rome10 @PrepHoops So many clutch plays

Jake Scherzer Junior End Of Season Highlights. SOL Tournament Champion District 1 5A Champion @UDCardsHoops @udhs_athletics @DerekBrooks_UD @PhillyPower14 @Mattypg @Coach_RK14 @coach_rome10 @PrepHoops hudl.com/v/2TnZsZ

@NBA__Courtside Does Bill know he’s doing this at 18 years old? Also as a primary pick and roll ball handler? Boozer has one of the highest floors ever.

Bill Simmons questions Cam Boozer’s ceiling in the NBA: “I watched a lot of Duke over the last 5 weeks. His big go to move is he basically bullies you and does these little spin moves and ends up with the same little jump hook or turn around. His goal is always to get as close to the basket as possible. Which you can do in High school and even do in College. I don’t know if you can do that in the NBA as comfortably” (Via Bill Simmons Podcast)

@GreatDayTarHeel 20 of these guys were freshman.

Duke has ZERO NCAA Titles (or Title game appearances) since 2015-16 despite having: Brandon Ingram Luke Kennard Jayson Tatum Frank Jackson Marvin Bagley III Gary Trent Jr. Trevon Duval Wendell Carter Jr. Zion Williamson RJ Barrett Cam Reddish Tre Jones Vernon Carey Jr. Jalen Johnson Paolo Banchero Mark Williams Kyle Filipowski Dereck Lively Jared McCain Cooper Flagg Kon Knueppel Khaman Maluach Sion James Cameron Boozer

@GUnit_81 It is a very good list of coaches. But o agree

Ben McCollum at number 16? Yep, this is definitely a joke.

@ygeasymoney the NBA isn’t concerned with what’s best for the player. They are concerned with what’s best for the NBA. having players come into the league with a brand, and an extra year to evaluate will always outweigh, from their perspective, what some people think is good for the player

This why you gotta start letting kids go straight to the league from high school again. He just wasted a year for no reason doing nothing.

@BobGreenburg Ok so if the location isn’t the variable that has changed it’s hard to make a case that, that’s the variable leading to change in attendance. This hurts the argument for location being the issue.

@CoachJagged Not always but mostly since the 1980’s.

From PIAA Executive Director Mark Byers to me: The attendance figures are as follows, by session: Thursday Afternoon Session-1777 Thursday Evening Session-1987 Friday Afternoon Session-3027 Friday Evening Session-4081 Saturday Afternoon Session-2125 Saturday Evening Session-4666 TOTAL FOR 2026-17663 +29 from 2025 #lastpostonattendance

@BobGreenburg Were the games always in Hershey?

@CoachJagged The only point of the post was to indicate how much the attendance has fallen over the last 20 years. I’m not here to analyze why I’m confident there’s multiple reasons as in the loss of population, 6 classes, streaming , public private etc…